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Stillmoremanz

06/11/24 6:55 PM

#198519 RE: docsetc #198518

Sorry if my reply sounded accusatory, did not mean it that way. Over the course of all this I've learned not to go on the words and DD of others alone. That said I'm already invested so nothing I can do at the moment, and I look to your information as better than most. Your communication with Chandra has had me less anxious lately but I'm starting to feel leary again lol. Thanks for what you do though, it is appreciated
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SeniorApollo

06/11/24 6:58 PM

#198520 RE: docsetc #198518

I'm also back to losing patience. It's mid June already.
It's almost a pattern now that after any issue arises , they state something about patience, or NDA, or something similar.
"Move in silence" kind of thing.

Communication is the forefront of investing. We NEED information to determine what is worthy of our hard earned money, and who should be supported.

While I do believe that Chandra is a good person, I'm starting to think he doesn't have the pull or will to actually fix this colossal mess.

It's going to be a hard pill to swallow that I dumped a years salary into this, and leave with a case of beer at the end.
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Valuator2

06/12/24 2:57 AM

#198522 RE: docsetc #198518

I hope you're right about the trials. I suspect there is more to the story and obviously we're not getting all of it yet. Getting the IP out of BGEN without compensating the company isn't that easy because the patent applications have been assigned to BGEN for a year or two (they became public as attachments to the BCA with SAGA) and their recent revised agreement taking BGEN out of the BCA assigned BGEN with a $160 million FMV. I do understand there are ways it can happen, but they will likely come with some legal risks due to many public disclosures that the IP belongs to ENZC, then later, more specifically, to BGEN, which was and is a subsidiary of ENZC, and the fact that ENZC paid the tabs for the research and their salaries while working on the IP. So, it's hard to image the CCC's can just walk away from a public company with its assets. I'm guessing they need to manage that risk by keeping us happy. JMHO.